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Eric Gaillard / Reuters The Nice Attacks and the Meaning of Bastille Day
France’s national celebration becomes an occasion for national mourning.
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Reuters The Missing 28 Pages
A newly declassified section of an investigation into the 9/11 attacks alleges connections between Saudi officials and the perpetrators.
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Greg M. Cooper / USA Today Sports The End of Deflategate
Tom Brady will no longer continue the legal process to appeal his four-game suspension.
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Michael Kooren / Reuters Lèse-Majesté in the Netherlands
A Dutch man was sentenced to 30 days for calling King Willem-Alexander a murderer, rapist, and a thief.
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Michael Conroy / AP The Donald Trump Veepstakes: A Cheat Sheet
The presumptive Republican nominee has named Governor Mike Pence of Indiana as his running mate.
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Lehtikuva Lehtikuva / Reuters Russia's Young Spies Just Wanna Have Fun
Dozens of recent FSB graduates may have blown their cover when they filmed themselves driving expensive SUVs and posing for photographs with drinks.
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Gerald Herbert / AP One Day in 1970 That Changed Policing in the U.S.
The Newhall Massacre nearly 50 years ago led departments to prioritize protecting their officers.
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Andrew Matthews / Reuters Boris Johnson Mocked Foreign Countries, and Now They're Getting Their Revenge
Britain’s new foreign secretary has memorably skewered many leaders and nations, and his undiplomatic words are back to haunt him.
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Gary Cameron / Reuters Trump Keeps Everyone Guessing
Is Mike Pence the Republican vice-presidential pick or not? Contradictory reports and differing answers from inside the nominee’s camp keep the nation wondering.
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Francois Mori / AP Hollande's High-Priced Hairline
The French president has responded to criticism of his $10,000 monthly hair bill.
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John Sommers II / Reuters It Looks Like Mike Pence
The presumptive Republican nominee is widely reported to have settled upon the Indiana governor as his running mate.
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Matt Slocum / AP The Specter of a 'Serial-Shooter' in Phoenix
At least seven people have been killed. In San Diego, meanwhile, three homeless people have been burned to death.
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Chris Pizzello / AP A Call to Activism by Professional Athletes
Four NBA stars asked their fellow athletes to join the fight against racial injustices and police brutality.
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Bob Child / AP A Shattering Act of Civil Disobedience
Yale University has asked the state to drop felony charges against Corey Menafee, the dishwasher who smashed out a window in the school that pictured slaves picking cotton.
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Darko Vojinovic / AP Google's EU Problem
An investigation into advertising, which accounts for the bulk of the tech giant’s revenue, could hurt the company.
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Toby Melville / Reuters A Short History of Boris Johnson Insulting Foreign Leaders
The brash and flamboyant politician, the U.K.’s new foreign secretary, is one of the more cosmopolitan figures on the world stage—but he’s also one of the least diplomatic.
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Jim Mone / AP The Stranded Modern-Day Viking Ship
A Duluth, Minnesota-bound re-created Viking ship from Norway is stuck in Michigan unless it gets $400,000.
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Reuters A Clue in the Mystery of Van Gogh's Ear
A drawing by the French doctor who treated the artist may put to rest the question of how much of his ear Van Gogh actually sliced off.
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Phil Noble / Reuters The Russian 'Traitors' Competing in the Olympics
Russians are criticizing two sportswomen cleared to compete in Rio as neutral athletes after their compatriots were banned over the widespread use of performance-enhancing drugs.
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Davis County Jail / AP Escape by Olive Oil
The FBI issued an arrest warrant for Lyle Jeffs, the polygamist leader, after he removed his GPS ankle bracelet while under house arrest awaiting trial on charges of food-stamp fraud.
